Did My Coil Randomly Just Burn Out?

[Jackstand Johnny]

So a few hours ago I'm I'm bed vaping with am I taste MBP 2.0 and an I clear 30B with a 2.1 or 2.0 ohm coil. Anyways I just woke up and went to take a pull and I got nothing. The ohm meter reads "NON" which means there's no coil to read. ...?

So I put a diferentntank on and no problems. It pulls fine. So I flip the 30B upside down and I pull the coil and it looks ok so I screw it back in. Only problem is I almost feels like the threadings stripped or something cause I think I can eel it gets pretty snug, and then it just kinda breaks free a little and I can just keep turning it.

By the way I was also gaping a much higher wattagenthan usual. It was either 9 or 10.

I put it back togethe r and it still reads NON. I dontnthink it came with a spare cooo?. Please help this I one of my favorite tanks now! Thanks in advance!

 

[schuff]

More than likely you aren't getting solid metal to metal contact. Wipe of the battery contact and the atomizer contact. If that still doesn't work then try lifting your center pin with a micro screw driver.

 

[Richard75]

I've only ever burned out, or "popped", one coil, and that was back when I used an eGo C. I could tell almost immediately, I got this big burst of a nasty flavor akin to a dry hit, then nothing. I doubt your coil decided to commit suicide while you were sleeping, though. It sounds like it may not be making a connection with your mod. Do you have another mod you can try it on, like a mech with an adjustable center pin? Or if you have a multimeter you can check the resistance or for continuity.

 

[Jackstand Johnny]

Schuff you were absolutely right. I piled it all apart one last time and put me very thing together nice and tight and voila! 2.1 ohms! By the way I really wanna try some lower on coils for this thing when I haven the money. Thanks for the super fast replies you two!

 

[schuff]

Schuff you were absolutely right. I piled it all apart one last time and put me very thing together nice and tight and voila! 2.1 ohms! By the way I really wanna try some lower on coils for this thing when I haven the money. Thanks for the super fast replies you two!

It happens all the time from constantly putting pressure on the center pin. The o-ring underneath of the center pin gets smushed down.

If it ever starts happening all the time go to Lowes and get a #60 size washer from the plumbing department. You just have to pull the old o-ring out with micro screwdriver / tweezers. Cut one part of the new one and get it under the center pin. It's not too hard. I do it for customers all the time.